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Tell Gov. Hochul to ensure people have equal access to the pharmacy service they need! Bill A.5854.A/S.3566 will help guarantee people have equal access to a local/in-person or mail order pharmacyand not be forced to use mail order. Our community has fought hard for...

She came to WNYBC in what may at first seem like an unusual path.  Chelsea spent much of her previous work experience in wine.  Yes, wine! We thought the pharmacy work was in line with her customer service and distribution experience. She felt working with people...

Our new Medical Receptionist, Julia Macoretta, is someone you will want to get to know. She has something that may appeal to everyone. She was an athlete, is currently a student, and has a history of being a versatile musician. Her love of people and her penchant for...

In the US medical system and across the globe, nurses play a key role in delivering health care to those in need. These selfless individuals work tirelessly as advocates, caregivers, educators, and more in order to keep patients as healthy as possible and provide the...

Robert Long LegacyWhen Robert Long (April 4, 1927 – January 14, 2021) started the Hemophilia Center of Western New York in 1969, he had a dream of a better life for each person affected by bleeding disorders. His vision didn’t just include patients, but their families...

Women can find it difficult to express their opinions and concerns for a variety of reasons. As more and more women take their seat in high-profile corporations, researchers have reported on the challenges. This isn’t new; let’s agree this has been a struggle for...

The new year is upon us, and we hope you and your family had a joyful and safe holiday season. We’re excited to continue our Perspectives series with the newest addition to our staff, our Clinical and Chapter Services Coordinator, Greg Schenkel. Greg’s time with...